Michelle Conti, Psy.D.

NYS Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Though my preferred therapeutic orientation involves cognitive-behavioral techniques, I offer an individualized and flexible approach. This allows for easier implementation of daily strategies that can fit your lifestyle. I work to build a trusting and safe environment, in which a comfortable relationship can be built, while still focusing on goals and making daily changes.

David Mark, MS, LCSW

After earning my Masters of Science in Bilingual School Psychology and a Masters of Social Work, I began a career in early childhood education at a special education preschool, where I worked full time as a Bilingual School Psychologist for 6 years. I have been in my current position as a School Psychologist and Social Worker for the city of New York for the past 12 years, and am fortunate to teach a number of courses at DRS High School, including AP Psychology. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Educational Leadership.
I am an avid participant and lecturer in the emerging field of Positive Psychology, I wrote and developed a curriculum called "The Science of Happiness" which is geared toward increasing an individual's optimism, sense of self...(view profile to read more)

Marc Shulman, Psy.D.

Clinical Psychologist

As a clinical psychologist my approach to working with patients is to conduct a detailed assessment of your presenting issues and background so that I can develop a comprehensive understanding of your personality. This will guide the treatment and help to formulate the types of practical interventions that will be most helpful to assist you with effectively managing your struggles and foster your development. Therefore your treatment will not be a “one size fits all” approach, but will be individually tailored to your specific needs.

Patricia Pitta, Ph.D., A.B.P.P.

Clinical and Board Certified Family Psychologist

A psychologist specializes in psychotherapy and other forms of psychological treatment are highly trained professionals with Ph.D.’s and are licensed by their state as “Psychologists”, not Psychotherapists or Counselors. They have expertise in the areas of human behavior, mental health assessment, diagnosis and treatment, and behavior change. Psychologists work with patients to change their feelings and attitudes and help them develop healthier, more effective patterns of behaviors. Psychologists apply scientifically validated procedures to help people change their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Psychotherapy is a collaborative effort between an individual and a psychologist. It provides a....

Kristin Schaefer Schiumo, Ph.D.

Licensed Psychologist

I believe that true and lasting healing comes from a willingness to deeply experience and explore the emotions related to your present and past experiences. Unexamined feelings tend to lead to painful and unwanted symptoms. By understanding and experiencing your feelings and emotions, you will be able to grieve. In this case, grieving is the letting go of emotion, which then makes room for new, positive and effective emotions, thoughts and behaviors. I believe that therapy is not magic e or a quick fix, but is a process that requires work, faith and commitment. This journey includes a number of approaches, which may include challenging negative or self-sabotaging beliefs or learning relaxation or mindfulness strategies. It is a wonderful process...(view profile to read more)